Ten examples of decorated pottery sherds from Area 1 at Tell Tuneinir (in Mesopotamia) from the Medieval Period.

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Dark blue and gray glazed bowl from the 13th century. Area 1, Square 15, Locus 14.

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Very common example of Brown glaze sgraffito from the 13th century. Area 1, Square 14, Locus 26.

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Rimsherd of a glazed bowl that has a raised design highlighted in blue glaze while the majority of the interior and exterior is white glaze. Area 1, Square 15, Locus 14.

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Unglazed Light Green Ware with incised decoration of simple lines belonging to a style called Casual Ware incised. Usually associated with the Ilkanid occupation of the site (ca. 1251 - 1450). Area 1, Square 16, locus 26.

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Rimsherd of a glazed are bowl with blue, black and white glaze. Typical of the 13th century. Area 1, Square 16, Locus 30.

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Eroded and partially devitrified rimsherd from either the Abbasid Period (ca. AD 1000) at Tuneinir. Area 1, Square 25, Locus 1.

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Base of a lusterware bowl typical of the 13th century at Tuneinir, Area 1, Surface.

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Late Byzantine bodysherd with combed and raked decorative design. Area 1, Square 27, Locus 30. Reg. no. 4890.4. 1996.

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